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…, and more than three million Soviet prisoners of war also fell victim to Nazi genocide. Jehovah's Witnesses, homosexuals, Social Democrats, Communists, partisans and trade unionists, and other undesirables were also victims of the hate and aggression carried out…

…, so that the frustration builds and they turn to violence, thinking theymselves inherently perverse and evil for being so fixated. They explore beatings, masturbation, homosexuality, and rape with no real idea of what they're doing or what the consequences…

…of taste and decency." (215). In a conversation with a homosexual, Ignatius thinks that if the armies of the world were encompassed entirely of gays, the world could see peace. Ignatius follows up on the idea by asking, "Have you people considered forming…

…sure that they were not totally mistreated. A king or any one else could not have an after life if they oppressed or caused the harm of slaves. Homosexuality was also looked down upon in the Egyptian society; if a man had sexual relations with another man…

…by the Puritan ethics of body politic and the statute of God as the law. These morals still exist today in everyday life. The government, people in Hollywood, and other notable people hide their mistakes from the public for the sake of their reputation. Homosexuality…

…where 7 to 8 million Jews, along with gypsies, homosexuals, Communists, Slavs, and others judged undesirable, were imprisoned. Many prisoners were worked to death, shot, gassed, or given lethal injections. By 1945 they had murdered about 6 million…

…unfit Germans. Political prisoners, homosexuals, Jews and other people sent to the concentration camps were given different colored symbols for easy identification. At this point, no one dared speak against their country even in the privacy of one's home lest…

…children. The divorce rate is rising considerably. Homosexuality is also on the rise. There is a sense of a certain neatness or formality to behavior in everyday life. It is always proper to shake hands with guests (Ember 859, 861). It is proper for a man…

…is nothing more than "an entertainer." But the other people are just as invisible to the narrator as he is to them, as implied by the way the narrator "shut the door" on Emerson just because he is a homosexual. Rather than see that Emerson is trying to help him…

…a limited amount of money and The Body Shop was not going in the right direction she had planned. Also another great challenge that Anita faced was when the advertisement posters in The Body shop were blamed on promoting homosexuality and were offending…